A Pointless Game
 

If you could have one wrestler take you under their wing and show you the ropes not onlyin the ring but backstage and everything else on your way to being a superstar...who would it be and why?

At the moment, probably Chris Jericho. I idolize Shawn Michaels as an in-ring performer, but I don't agree with the way he conducts himself off-camera, so I wouldn't want to learn the ropes from him.

Jericho is a fantastic performer, plus he seems to be free of a lot of the emotional baggage that some of the other top guys have.

Triple H... not only because he has so much pull backstage but the passion for the business... or atleast the passion he used to have, either that or Jericho.. i idolize Jericho.. he is hands down the greatest

Benoit.

Ric Flair.

tie between Raven and Bret Hart

I'd say Kane. Anyone who has been around as long as he has, <i>and</i> put up with the amount of crap he has, can almost certainly teach you something about career longevity.

The Hotrod Roddy Piper.

What is Raven going to teach you? How to snort up coke?

:lol: :love:

between Flair and Raven you'd be a master of in ring psychology

I'd probably go with Benoit

word that would be my choice too.. but mostly bret cause he was a great wrestler and also up until the screw job it seemed he was pretty cool guy that kept quiet

Bret Hart would be my choice.

Matt Hardy.

Since I'd actually like to be a decent wrestler, I'd say Bret Hart, but I guess since being a stand up guy doesn't get you anywhere, I'll say Hunter Hearst Hold-down. :roll:

BTW, post 21,000. Dedicated to Triple A for modding me up anyway. :cool:

I would have to go with either HHH or Flair. They are both very knowledgeable in the ring, and both have had great matches throughout their lifetime. Hunter has backstage pull because of his wife, but I think that Flair got his respect backstage through leading by example and by putting his heart into the business. They are both naturals on the mic and can basically teach you anything about the entire business.

I agree. I was tempted to say HHH, but I don't need anyone to teach me how to kiss the boss' ass. Plus, I don't think I could-ah, stand-ah, him-ah for-ah a whole-ah day-ah or more-ah.

Right now, I would have to say Kane or The Undertaker.

Kane edges out Taker just by virtue of the fact that Taker's career is winding down, while Kane probably has a few good years more left in him.

I'd just like to change my answer to Ricky Steamboat

Kurt Angle or Chris Benoit

Y2J! witout a doubt... I could be Lionheart the Lame :lol:

I dunno why I'm saying this, but when I saw the question the first name that came to my head was "Steven Richards." He's been in the business for years, he's a solid wrestler, and to me he just seems like he would make an excellent teacher.

Eddie Guerrero. He's a fantastic performer and seems like an awesome guy to hang out with.

Lance F'ing Storm.

Triple H or the Undertaker

Regardless of Scott Levy's checkered past, he's a master of ring psychology. I've heard guys in the business say that he's got one of the most brilliant minds in the business. So what if he snorted some coke hell that was his choice. That doesn't change the fact that he would be an awesome teacher.

The Rock and Rey Mysterio

I'll be different and say either Charlie Haas or Shelton Benjamin - I've met them both before and they REALLY know their stuff. They could point out little mistakes which everybody on here wouldn't notice and think of better ways of performing a move.

Yes.

An awesome teacher at cocaine snorting.

Raven: "See you have to make sure the cocaine is refine and a nice line without lumps. I mean it sucks to get a big lump of cocaine stuck up your nose. Trust me, I've been there."